The End Is Near! Predicting Fuel Pump Failure!

by Import Service | Jul 1999 | General, Import Service

Import Service Article Image Sometimes they sputter for a while first, and sometimes they just drop dead in an instant, but every automotive fuel pump will eventually fail. For most motorists, this means a no-start or (making no slur against a certain carmaker) a fount-on-road-dead. Then the fix-it job for most cars is neither cheap nor quick.

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